OU Symphonic Band Spring Concert Impresses with New Uniforms
Ohio University’s Symphonic Band directed by Charles Gilbert delivered a notable 27th anniversary concert in Memorial Auditorium. The program featured Thomas Gorton’s Variations and Fugue on a Welsh Folk Tune, Rossini’s William Tell Overture, Sabatini’s Poemetto Autunnal, Copland’s Outdoor Overture, and Enesco’s Romanian Rhapsody. Soloists Robert Luecke and Jane Armstrong earned praise for Handel and heckelphone performances. The band displayed precise discipline and polish throughout.
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Ohio University
Charles Gilbert
Memorial Auditorium
Thomas Gorton
School of Music
Gorton
Guglielmo Sabatini
Aaron Copland
Georges Enesco
Robert Luecke
Jane Armstrong
Luecke
Handel
Arms
Gilbert
Tau Kappa Epsilon Aquacade Sponsored by Fraternity
The Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity hosts an aquacade at the women's gymnasium this Saturday at 1 p.m. The event invites all sororities and dorm units to compete in free style, breaststroke, diving relays, underwater distance swimming, a double swimmer race and water ball. OSU swimmers judge events and present an exhibition. A traveling trophy goes to the winning group after three titles. medals awarded to individual event victors. A buffet follows at the chapter house. admission is free.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Ohio State University
Jose Balmores
Gordon Leaf
Herb Kobayashi
OSU
Frank Dooley
Rex Lamb
Hamilton
Clarence Strug
Cleveland
John Collings
Sandusky
Jim Cochran
Fremont
Anniversary Night Guests at Athens Country Club
The Child Study Circle of the CCL marked its first anniversary with a guest night at the Athens Country Club hosted by Mrs. Robert Rood and Mrs. George Rutkoskie. Mrs. Fred E. Lachs spoke on religious training for children and musical selections were performed by Miss Dawna Bullock and Miss Mary Patrick.
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Robert Rood
George Rutkoskie
CCL
Athens Country Club
Fred E. Lachs
Dawna Bullock
Mary Patrick
W. W. Patton
Martin Luther Reymert
Mooseheart, Ill
Fashion Borrows Burlap From The Farm
Burlap textures add rustic touch to juniors play clothes designed in St. Louis. The sleek separates contrast with country bumpkin imagery and feature shorts worn by the girl.
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Kay Sherwood
NEW York
NEA
St. Louis
Mrs Madora Davis Attends National Assembly Meetings
Miss Madora Davis of New Marsh field attended the National Assembly meetings of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church in Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs William Masterson returned home Sunday from Cleveland after a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ray Harrold and family. Robert Masterson of Columbus also spent the weekend there.
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Madora Davis
New Marshfield
National Assembly
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Cleveland
William Masterson
Ray Harrold
Robert Masterson
Columbus
Lovely Hands Need Care and Parole Hearing Notices
A lifestyle column advises on hand care with gloves soaps and lotions for housework and outdoor tasks. Separate notices announce a parole hearing for Harl H. Balls in Mansfield Ohio and a public bid request for Athens parking meters with a nine month trial and option to purchase.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Harl H. Balls
Ohio State Reformatory
Athens County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
A. C. Forsyth
Director of Public Service Safety
Athens
United States
D. E. A. Pierce
Public Service Safety
Theta Chi Celebrates 94th Anniversary With Dinner
Theta Chi Fraternity actives and Athens alumni marked the 94th anniversary with a buffet at the chapter house in observance of the National Mid-Century Round Up. Founding at Norwich University in 1856, the group has 96 chapters and eight colonies with several alumni chapters participating.
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Athens
Theta Chi Fraternity
Norwich University
Vermont
Theta Chi
James Anastasakis
Harold Baedecker
Emmett Rowles
Ernest Ray
George Starcher
Roy Paynter
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Calendar notices needed for Sunday Messenger deadline
Calendar of Events informs club notices must reach Woman's Page editor by Friday 2 p.m. to meet early Sunday paper deadline. Lists WSCS First Methodist circles and dates, Presbyerian groups, Maecenas Literary Club, Young Matron's Group, Troy and Canaan Grange, WBA meeting, Metta S. Glazier Class and other cercle activities with hosts and addresses.
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Sunday Messenger
Messenger
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Plans Post Celebration
Fifteen members attended the Ladies Auxiliary of Gilham-Frank Post 8804 with Alice Pierce of the Nelsonville Auxiliary as a guest. A committee led by Mary Scott Eileen Russell and Charlotte Hawk will organize a celebration for the Post and Auxiliary. Entertainment duties are assigned to Wilma Sickels Mary McFadden and Ann Bridge.
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Gilham-Frank
Alice Pierce
Nelsonville
Mary Scott
Eileen Russell
Charlotte Hawk
Wilma Sickels
Mary McFadden
Ann Bridge
Alpha Gamma Delta house corporation meeting notice
Alpha Gamma Delta house corporation will meet at the chapter house on Monday May 1 at 7 30 p m. The notice urges attendance by members and outlines the meeting time.
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Alpha Gamma Delta House Corporation
Chapter
Minor decision sales help in courting and closing deals
Dr. Crane explains the minor decision method for guiding choices. The column uses examples from sales and public speaking to show how offering two positive options directs attention toward action. It advises presenting clear two choices in meetings and interactions, and even in proposing marriage.
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Star
Hamlet
Elmer Wheeler
Live Wire
Live Wire Soda
We the Women and the Question of Spouse Leisure Time
A wife resents her husband’s one weekly card night and occasional lodge meetings. The piece argues leisure time apart from family can benefit a marriage, noting no rule binds spouses to constant togetherness and that individual interests can make a husband easier to live with as he ages.
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